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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14
Fincd $500 for Killing a Man.
fBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l

HANNIBAL, Mo-, May 13.-The trial Of
DoGc Bartlett for the killing OF charles
Lsrkins, in this city, on M1rdi-Grds day.
vas concluded yesterday. The defendant
was tined Sl00 ana costs. Bartlett resides
in Illinois, aud Is brother Of S. p. Bart.
lett, one Of the members Of the State Fish
Commission. Larkias, who lived at Kinder
look, III was struck in the bead by Il
pIece Of brick thrown by Bartlett at an
OthCr person. lie lived about week after
ward. although the skull was fractured by
tie force OF the missile.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14
Ample Explanation aud Apology.

10y tIit ssihl'h 90 Aslt AftNlfaAeifst
CHICAGO, May IA few days ago the
ssociatcd-PT,ss reported an alleged de-
filtration i'm The viii County National
Bank. To-day W. l.. Il. Brooks, prcsi-
dent Of the bank, tclegraphs the associated
Press from Joliet. H., as follows: " The
bluk-CXaminer has iu,t concluded his OK.
animation Of the viii County National
Bank Of thi, city, auG states that he iinds
Us condition quite satisfactory aud IT. AZ
fairs 10 better shape than when De lat
made his examination; and in this con-
roctlon it is proper for me 10 state that
Henry G. Kn0wlon, llte cashier Of the
bang, was not short in bis account, with
the bank, LOr dcflulter, nor has hc been
fugitive. nor was bis father, or any other
person Tor Inn or on bis account, required
10 make up or pay any deficiency T. the
bank. His analls with the blrg were All
readily and satisfactorily adjusted, ani be
lo.t tie bank with the best wishes of III.
officers for his success 10 whatever under.
taking he night Engage. His residence f..
here. and he is al present at homie with
his family"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14
gi,e NortaCgn Pacific Lano Qncs
lion.
,ry i1eeraph to the D'spa,ra.l

iiiy iDifcrarh TO TIE j. 5pa''..l
W,eulCJoN. Nav 13.--CouG.I ,cr th.
Nuitatm Pacific rii,rO.d vii i-uuri1 .
.atc conference V!th Secretary lnlr
vlh view 20 au amiclble au1 speedy
..iu~iuclt of the Northcrd P.ciIr 600.
nDuuiy land question recently brought
iu'o ViomiucEcr Nv President Ci"vclld'.
letter TO the secretary Of tho lnlei r in
Tie Gu'iiord.Miler caS2. Counsel said TO-
d,y That while rcerettius the mistake %;
.hc President Us 10 the facts in t7c Hlll.r
.t>o. TIE Northern Pacific Company aro
utIcN willing 10 submit 90 the conc .u.l0l-
arrived Gt. The company proic.eS wilt
ironc.s 20 ascertain at It's own cN-
rtr,c the extent a. its lo,Se, ani MAX
prompt selection from unoccupied adjacent
Lud, Within the Indemnity limits; all
lands remaining after such selections have
icon made and approved by The Interior
Department 20 Doe mmcdialely thrown open
Go settlement and entry. aLd that for any
losses subs, quouily discovered the comptuy
slall take il chances and % make If> >ciec-
lions from the mOccupied lands. 7 ha COM
pauy assert. hat Congress Obstructed the nd
ju,tmtnt Ct tie grant by its failure to ap.
Wopriatc sufficient sums for The survey OF
the lands IN question.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14

CmCACO. May 13.-Jacob Kuebler. who
as airesrtd several times for supposed
..mpiciiy ia the mysterious disappearance
u frederick With, some time ago, was
plc,d in The insane department OF the
county Jail yesterday, by his wife, who
aid that since the disappearance Of With
EuCber has been falling rapidly in mind
and body. lie was strong aud healthy
n CD, but on being accused OF having MUIR
Gcrcd hi. friend With, he became mentally
Unsettled. He sits brooding and sullen for
hours. talking to himself. lie has plrtaken
= little food, and - a consequence has be-
come emuciiied and physical wreck.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14
a Lion Abroad i'm Missouri.
(By telegraph to the Dispatch.l

DFX1EG, No, May ia two-thrdS.
iwO and a half miles south OF this place a
day or 20 ago. 1t was seen by several per.
ous and heard roaring by offers. So far
- besrd from il mClested nothing, but
Kept on its course westward. IL has, since
that time, been heard OF several miles
southwest OF here. Where it came from
~ Il mystery, as there has been no me-
uageTie through this section recently.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14
HARKEIs By TELEaRkeE.
NEW YORK..


NEw Y0RE, May l2-Cotton steady: sales.
net receipts, J.3 bales; eXpOrts-to Great
Britain, 2,i99 bales: 10 the Continent 10
bales: stock, 10000 bales; weekly not receipts.
ll6 bales gross receipts 1888 bales: OK
pCiis-tO Great Britain. l.a3S bales: a. France,
= talCs; 20 The Continent, j.O97 bales: sales,
3959 tales; stock, 90S. 53} bales. Southern hour
steaGy. Wheat q a tic. lower and moderately
8otiSe; No : red, May. % G96 hc June. gjR
963lCc July, 81 9-lte95 .c. Corr a shade low
or, closing stcRly; 40. 2, May, 40. Juno, fsa
4sitr.; July. 80 3-llaialsc. oats ha4c. lower;
No. >, May, 12a at3iio June, % abe; July,
q .e@ C.. loIs unchanged. COnee-FGir
HiC tIm az slai2s options active and higher:
No. hio, Nay sN&asl13J; June, si7.3Oa
$3.50; july, tl7Uasli.S). Sugar quiet ana un-
charged; refined easier and Ia fair demand
Cotton seed Oh, S2Ea33c for crude; 3S%a
sec. for refined Resin quiet st ii.&2i(asl. -
1uTcrtino dull az 3Jc. Hides quiet and
finn. Wool Quiet. PORK quiot and steady !;
ntfs. SIS ;5afi5.50 for Old GIG for new. Beef
Gull. hiddlcs dun and nominal. Lard opened
335 pC'ni, lower. closing with some recovery:
western siCaIG. June. 81 sCaHOi July. t1.05a
10, august, s7.l0a.1l8. treights dun.
CHICAGO.
CMCAtO. NAY l3-CGab quotations we're
Flour Demand improved. Wheat steady aud
irm; No. 2 sprnr, ~ &C.. No. spring, AKA
t9c.: 70. , red, sjtc No. corn. 23a3S,sc.
No : odtf, ~ C. Me5-pork, S20.53a2l. Lard,
.GGj. SbOrtriD sides OoOso), Sl.0jai1.i0. Dry
snl'ed shoulders. Is. 00aiAi0 ShOrt-clear sides
UoSedl. 8.t5as75o. Wfissey, Si.i0
Leadlng futures ranged:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14
r;iihirn.A EnilrIrnN.

liiy telegraph % tho Dispatch
NLw NCEK. Nay l3.--rnc business fall
ms occurring throughout tie country du-
ling lat week number Tor ,hc United suites
i5J, Canada b; total lG7-agllnSt Is! last
week, l9l The week previous, aad l7G the
CORRESPONDING week last year. The fall
ere, are decreasing in all parts OF tn coun-
nv except. perhaps, Canada aud the pro-
ViGc,-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14
Catholic knights or America.

CHICAGO, Nav l3.-The Supreme Coun.
ell Of Catholic Knights Of America con-
cluded us biennial session to-day. John
y. Coleman, OF New Orleans, was elected
.upFeme president; CT. O'Rourke, OF
Fort Wayne, Ind, yice-presldent; john
Bsrr, OF Lebanon, Ky, secretary; NJ. j.
U'Brien, OF Chattanooga, treasurer: J. j.
Duffy OF MemDbls, j. NJ. McInery OF
Mooslyu, and J. II. Swsriz Of 81. Louis
trustees for six, four. aud two years re.
,peciiyely.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14
HEADQUARTERS ARMIES UNITED STATES, }
CITY POINT. Va,
AupuSt %. 2.50 l.. NJ. 1864.

Moj0r. General Sheridan, HGi!tolon, Va:
Tclegraphed you that | had good reason
for believing that FitZ Lee had been
ordUcd back her.. | row think il likely
that IN troops will be ordered back from
tie Valley except what they believe to be
the minimum number 10 detain you. Ny
reason fer ,uppOsiDg this is based upon the
foct that yielding up the Weldon road
-eCms TO be blow TO the enemy
be cannot stand. | Link | do not over
tale fHc loss OF the enemy in the last
tv0 wocks at 10000 killed and wounded.
We nave lost heavily. but ours has been
mostly 10 captures when the enemy gained
.fmpoIary advantages. Watch closely, and
4 you ind this theory correct, push with
1l yioor. Give the enemy 10 rest, and il
a. is possible To follow the Virginia Cen
raj oad. follow that far. DO all the dam
20 10 railroads and crops you can. Carry
n stock Of oil descriptions and negroes,
% a. To- prevent further planting. II the
"ar is to last another year wc want the
.L,raLdoah Valley 70 remain barren
taste. L. :. GRANT,
Licuien lnt-Generll.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14
TITS AFACT

well established that consumption. II attended
10 In It's hBt stages, can " cured. There Is
however, 10 true aud rational way 10 cure this
disease, which is really scr0fulOus liberation Of
the lungs. except through purifying tho blood.
Keep tie liver in perfect order and pure blood
viii be he result Or. PierceS "GOlden Medi-
cai Discovery, purely vegetable compound,
does all this aud moro: while it puriaes the
blood. IL also builds up the system, strengthen
Jog IL against future attacks OF disease. Ask
for Or. Fierco's Golden Medical Discovery
lake no other OF druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14
Baseball Yesterday,


Memphis Memphis, 0, 0, 7, !, 1, ), /. 3.
-; Mobiles, 3, 0, 0, 0, /, 1, o, ,, o..
Chicago: Chicago,. 0. 0. o, 0. 0, I, I, o.
2-7; Detroiis, 10, 0. 0, ,. 0. 0, 0. 3, III.
Boston: Bo,ton>. o, , ,. o. o. Q. l. o. o.
g; WashiugtonS. /, o. ,, ., 0, o, 0, I. ID.
Louisville: Loul>yilloS, o. I, o. /. 0. |, o.,
IL; Athletics, q, q, o, o, g. l. %. o, OIL.
Pittsburgh: Pitt,hurGh>, l. 0. 0, 0, o.,
0, 0, o. IL; lndianApOli', 0, o. 0, /, 0. D.,
!, !, X-3.
Philadelphia: Philalclrhjl., o, 1, o, o. o..
1, 90. 1-G; New Works, o, o, o, o, 0. o, o..
/, CT.
Cincinnati: Cicinnatis, ;, /, /, /, I. T.,
@, I, l. y; Metropolitan', 0, o. 0, l, 0. l.,
|, o..
st. Louis: s.. Louis, I, 0, 0, ., ,, 1. o. I.
Oil; Baltimore, 1, ., 0, 0, 0, o, 3, o.,
C-4.
Charlt ,top: Charlc>tous, o. 0. O, ,, ,, s..
), q, O-l3; sayannahS, 0, 0, ,, ;. 0, o, >, l.,
o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14
Forest Fires See Michigan.

MMcuETTE, Nru, May 3 Forest
fires are faeing m toe vicinity oi Negll'
nee. The losses Go owner, ~ pine land
Will be- very heavy. >ame mining location.
are threatened with destruction u,ar Teal
lake and Capp river. Fire, GTe ra,ing
along The track. OF fur thictyo and North.
weston, Duluih. south Shor1, and Nil.
wsukee md Northern railroads. Forest
CITY, a mining yiias-, is threatened wiih
destruction. The nIe. are speeding in
every direction. .ulrtl dispatches say
the navigation OF Lake superior l. impcded
by the smoke 81 &ich'gm and Wisconsin
fires. At EscaDpba ard Otacr places t1c
lire department. have teen called ont Ia
fight tbe flames, ane thc situation 3, very
critical.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14

~ '"17d1 II7II 70 0IIV u 'F'E1l1sI
NEW YORK, Nav l3.-Jswes +. Taylor,
abo, together with Henry Il. Cbamberlin,
i It'd b. Inspector Byrues for the murder
OF Mrs. Margaret Ernst In New Haven, has
made detailed confession in writing. lie
CHARGES Chsmberln With having persuaded
hm to assist In the robbery OF Mrs. Ernst,
snd also with being the leader througbout
The robbery and murder. A remarkable
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14
Earthquake SHOCKS.

CHARLESTON, :. G., May l3.-There was
? Slight shock q earthquake at summer
Vile end sli2ht Tumblng a. Charleston
last night. The vibraucn was not greater
tLan would be caused by loaded wagon
passing a'oDg thc street.
FAN FRANCISCO, May 10. -DispItcbcs re-
ceived LAT night report slight earthquakes
at Eureka. Cai Rh0neiyIIlc, Cat. and san
luenaytnluia, Cll. 40 damage +, reported.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14
CITY PorxT. November. 1861.

NoJCy. GcRerai Sheridan, CEDAR creek, Va:
Do you not think ii advisable TO notify
al citiZrns living east Of the Blue Ridge to
novc out moth OF the Potomac all their
stock. grain. and provisions Of every de-
,cripiiou? There Is no doubt about the
necessity Of cleaning out that county 90
int It oiil not support MOsby's gang.
Aid TIE question is whether It is not better
that The people should save what they can.
20 long rs the war lasts they must be pre-.
vented from raising another crop, both
lhcre ard as high up the Valley as We can
control. |. :. GRANT.
Lieutenaut-G General.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14
PinlIIcO Raecs.

BALTMOaE. May l3.-FiTsi race Psiap,-
co stakes Tor two.y ear-0lds. I've iuilougs-
Salylni won; TONGUE second, NyUwn
third. Time, l.049. Mutuals paid SLID.
Second race one mile for beiten horses
Valianl won; Al Reed second. Tom Hood
third. Time, 1913. Mutuas paid S85
Third Tace-PTeakucss stakes for three.
ytar.olGs, one mile and balI-Dunbne
won; Msboney second, Raymond third.
Time. 1884. Mutuals paid S37 30.
Fourth race-iree-handicap sweepstakes.
one mile and q,iarier-Telio Doe won !;
Panama second. Neitle third. Time, 209i.
Fifth raee--ooe mile, selling race-Ncllie
Van won; Belmont second, frankie Is.
third. Time, 1913. MuIusls paid SjJ.7j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14
a suicide Repents Before Death.

10y ItIt BIAp % mo DIspdICn.I
KNOXvILLE, Tenn, May 13.-Charles 4.
In dSon, travelling salesman for c. n. BE.
Cmng d Co., OF this city, committed sui
ciCc Wcdntsday evening by taking an
overdose Of diluted morphine. IIe was
slorl IN ms accounts, and had been drink
irg heavily for several DAYS. After be bad
tak,n The fatal dose he called on his friends
% save Lin, saying be was sorry he had
done SO. He left letter addressed To his
mother, saving that he bad postponed the
rash step as long as possible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14
rataI Railroad Collision.
lHy TELEGRAPH 10 Tho plspatch.l

MERIDIAN, MISS, May 13.-An engine
aOirg south and the nOrtb-bUund p ",pnger
lriiu collidcG near Wayne>5,ro'. ,lj.>., on
the Mobile and OhioJ0ld Tai, evening, l..
.utipg in The killing 81 the treul1.
Robert shenaught, Of The engine, and
miurlrg the engineer. ". T.. Tew. Ma.
Agent Eel. and Conductor =. II. HEX y.
OF The passenger train. The express, mail,
ard haceagc.C9rs wcre badly dan -rJ. and
both engines were entirely dcmJl It.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14
FINANCIAL
Hgw YORK BALTIMORE, AHp Rich
HoND STOCK xxCHAHexs.
by telegraph to Tho pispaich.l

NEW YORK, May i3.--The stock market OK
hibited shade less strength to-day. fchina-
lions becoming a factor In the situation, ana
the business done showed slight falllng cu'
Buying orders we're moderate, but the DO
mand TO cover shorts was nOticcably less man
for the past few days. There was disposition
shown TO single out 4 few fayorito stocks, while
tho genera list became quiet and Win very
little movement Changers were. again leaiefs
In the early Fart az the day. Less interest was
displayed IN Western Union to-day, and me
stock failed TO hold It's own. Toward the close
Union Parific and New England monopOltzed
most of the buying. ara the Strength DIS
PLAYED In those stocks siifiened tho gene
raj market. which was showing tendency
10 droop. Norfolk and Western preferred
became prominent late In the day. The OPEN
ing was frm, with first prices generally ifaH
per cent. above yesterdays closing figures.
There was an active market, In which further
advances were made IN the ifst few minutes,
but fhe advantage was not mainiainc@ aud
prices In most 81 tho list retired 70 beiOg the
opening figures. The aging OF Lase shore
ard Manhattan later infused nOm9 strength
into dealings. and by ! o'clock the highest
figures OF the day generally were reached. \
moderate reaction followed, but buying WAS re-
newed toward the close. which was quiet but
Grin near the best prices cf tho day. fotal
sales. 3I9CtO shares. Closing nguret are
irregular. but generally higher. though the
differences except IN tho caso Of Manhattan,
which Is up ! % are for insigni1cant fractions
oaly.
Aoon.-stocks quiet and steady. Money easy
a. 5t6 per cent Exchauge-Lone, Az ( ais5h
short. lN6AaiS6N. Governments dun
EUeBrg-Exchange duh and steady. Money
tfG per cent. closing at ,. Sub-Ireasury bal
ancos-Goid. Si2i So, 600: ctIrreacy. Si5.3j5 DID.
Governments duh: per cents, ll9; Par
cent?. lC0 bid. SiRte bonds dull.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14
GmuGgIcd Opium Seized.

IUy ItItBfulu 10 tN0 UIsluIcu.I
SAN FFANCIsCo, CAL, NAV 13.-Tne Gus.
IONS officers to-day seized llj cIseS mark
ed "nut oil - on the steamer Rio JmtirO.
from CHINA, which arrived on Wednesday.
The cases on being opened were found to
contain Acknowledgements ems Of opium
pl1ced in mat oil. The seizure /, valued
"a $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14
COME FOTKS

- have much difficulty in swallowing the huge,
old-iashioned pill. but any one can take DR..
Fierce's Z" Pleasant Purgaiye Pellet's,n which
aIe composed OF highly concentrated vegetable
extracts. For diseases OF the liver anJ stO-
mach. sick and bilious headache, etc, they
naye no equal. Their operation Is attended
with no Discomfort whatever. Thoy are sugar
coated aud put Up in glass walls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14
PnrucIl.a Health.

[By Arglo-Amorican cable 10 the Dlspatch.l
LONDON, May 13.-ParneI's health ha'
become worse since bis journey Yesterday
from Ireland TO London. BY his pbysl.
clans advice Mr. Parnell proceed, at once
10 BOuTremOuth. where be will remain I'M.
III Tuesday, at which date he expects TO be
able to attend Parliament.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14
Mrs. Grant III.
~ leIograph b tho DI.pateh.

by ielograph 70 tho Dlspatch.l
NEW YORK, May l}.-The NaH aQd h..
press says Mrs. Grant, widow Of General
L. :. Grant. has been very near DEATH,
door for sonc days with dlDh.herla, and
WAS only to-day pronounced out Of dan.
ger. Tie fact has not been made public
before.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14

point connected with the confession Is that
tbomherim fully endorses II In the follow.
ing voluntary statement:
81, Berry b. Chamberln, have read tho
annexed statement by james y. Taylor. 1
am the person mentioned as Henry Ozark,
and corrobOTaie II In every detaiias 'r""
[SIgnc0l ''iiESRY II. CHAaBERLrs."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14

COTTON REPORT.
Market easy and lower.
QUOTATIONS.
GOOD hGDDLISG.--l0 9.l6c.
AIODLISG.-l0 SIGc.
Low MIDDLING.-g 1850.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14
Six Years for USing IL SlUng-ShOf

~ -TTI =" IN" '7T-Tl-'II NJ
NEW loHE. Nay 13.-ln the Court Of
General Sessions to-day Michael Rogers
Nas sentenced to the state prison for six
years for having assaulted Lou, Thiery
with suDgshot March 2j,h becau>e he
had rot ioiaed in strike against MS en-.
blOllTs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14
The Orleans Princes Appeal,

by Anglo-Amencan cable to the Dispa,ch.l
PARIS, May lathe Council OF State to-
day gave 4 hearing TO an appeal ~ the or.
leans princes against their expulsion from
the army.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14
,yhe ch,eago Labor troubles
fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch. J

by telegraph 70 lnv DIspuVVn.J
CHICAGO, May l3.-Fifteen hundred
bticklaJc rs and almost as many carpenters;
nod.caryiers, and other workmen employed
on buildings, were reported to be Idle this
morning With fresh accessions hourly. To-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14
GRANt'S ORDERS.
stripping OF Loudoun Directed by
the Northumberland

WASHINGTON, May 13.-In view Of the
criticisms made by General Rosser on Gen.
e,al sheridan for the work he did ~ Viz
g1nia curing the closing days Of the re.
hpll.on. and Of the statement Of the latter in
IN interview with Star reporter
lhat he had nothing 10 say about the
mat'c;, as be was simply carving out hts
orders nom the Lieutenant-Geueri In what
go drd m ioudoun county, the dispatches
;riIled below will he OF interest. 4 dis
,aich from Utica, n. Y, 10 the New York
san says: They are copied from the oriei-
GALS, which are now in the possession Of
WiFiam Blake, OF that city. They were
uanscribed into cipher and sent by ; III.
Bcckwilh, Of that city. who at the time
Mas IN the Secret Service Of the United
States:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14
The largest American ship Burned


SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Nay Is - l'he ship
Ocean KIM. the largest American snip
af0at, was burned at set Nbilc on the
voyage from Nanalmo, b. C., % san Pedro
The crew are safe at Pot 3rOwnsend,
Washington Territory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14
DECLINE OF MAN.

Mental or organic weakness, nervous dohili-
". and Kindred delicate diseases. however in
duced. speedily and permanently cared. For
large illustrated book Of particulars enclose ten
cents in stamps and address Worlds Dispense.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14
eLfL9 AND C0TTOE EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, May -, 1851.
OFFCRiHGs
WHYAT.-Mixod. 200 bushels
CORN. Mixed, 600 bushelA
fFAN.-7 tons.
CHICEEN-FRRD.80 bushels.
sALEs REPORTED 40 SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-NiXed. 800 bushels AZ 93c.
CiuCEEN-FEED. 80 bushels at co..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14

NLw ORLEANS. May IA spe III 20 the
PiC0p'ne from MERIDIAN, Miss, saYs: A.
4 O'Clock yesterday morning puplic re-
ccptiOn was given jefferson Davis at the
residence Of Colonel j. X. Mcintosh, where
be Il stopping. For Two hours perfect
stream Of people passed through the par
lors and shook liar Is with the cx.chleftain
aud his beautiful daughter. Mr. Davis was
IN bis best humOr, snd bad pleasant word
for each one that shook bis hand.
At 3 O'Clock lat eyeuing banquet and
reception was given in the courthouse
grounds. Mr.. Davis made short address,
in which be lbsnted the people OF Me.
ridian for their most coral Al rectDtioa. AZ
this poIpt The meehers o. the Press Asso-
cls,itu ssetndea The plsiorm in boiy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14
mAxlNE IHrELLIG.SCE.
PoRr oF RIcHMoNp. MArll, ls7.

ARRIVED.
Park Solyst (Nor), Johnson, New York, 10
lead -four ior Brazil
SAILED.
Steamship Wyanoke, liulphers, New Yort,
merchandise and passengers, G.. w. Allen a
Co., agents.
Steamer Pioneer Hines. Philadelphia, mer-
ci audise and Passengers. j. W. McCarriok.
agent
steamer Arei. Deyo. Norfols, United states
mail, merchandise and passengers, l.. .. Ia
I'm, agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14
PORT or NEWPORT NEWS. MAY i8, 1857.
by telegraph.l

Steamship Seneca, Walker, Now YORK, and
scilcd Tor y OF Point
steamship William Lawrence. SNOW. Provi-
donco. and sailed for West Point.
Steamship Harbingcr, panney. Boston; coal
ed ana sailed for New OrloanA
steamship Duke - Westminster, Turner,
Liverpool. merchandise aud passengers, ~
Huntington Limo.
barge Hornet. stevens, New London, 10 coal,
In tow II tug Mimic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14
iIEMQCaR1EES ARNY or UNITED STATES, }
CITY POIST. Va.
Glrinmhlr 4 10 4 III 1871

September I, 10 \. NJ, 1861.
.uojor General Sheridan, Charleston. Va:
In cleaning out the arms.bearing commu-
My from LOudOun county aud the sub
,islcucg for armies exercise your own
judgment rs 10 who should be exempt
from arrest, and as to who should receive
pay for their stock. grain, sc. 1t is to our
interest that that county should not be ca.
Iablc oil subsIsting hostile army, and at
The same time we want TO intlct as little
uare,hi1 uron Union men a. possible.
L. 5. GRANT, Lieutenant General.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

J. THOMPSON BROWN = CO., an, trustees
sole OF large number OF building lots be-
tween Seventeenth and Iwonty-fOurth
streets, along no Mochanlcsyillo turnpike.
J. THOMPSON BROWN 3 CO., / 7. ". choice
1918 IN Fulton and Rockets; also. iik acres
iouy miles vest u the city on the Ric1mond
and Alicghany railroad.
!. 1AONpE on BROWN & co. ani SAMPSON
q ANAAsCN, $50 I. b., two dwellings on
TENN street, Manchester.
x. s.. row J.. $50 r. s.. platform coal scales,
tUiidiLCs. tcnco, &c, az The corner Of Ninth
aud Cary streets.
RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 A. ", horses, mules,
bugsier, wagons, &C.; ~ 4. NJ, horses, lay,
&c.
At 100 FRANKLIN STREET, y NJ. cows,
mules, SC.